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The Blindside

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I saw this preview last night before SAW VI, and then just saw it again while watching MNF. I think it looks pretty good. I probably won't be seeing it in theatre, but I feel like it will be a pretty good movie.

 

Stars Sandra Bullock

The preview I saw sort of cheapened the story a bit. Its a great read.

Sandra Bullock is the female version of Adam Sandler in that they play the same character in every movie it seems, except he's actually funny.

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Sandra Bullock is the female version of Adam Sandler in that they play the same character in every movie it seems, except he's actually funny.

 

Seen Crash?

 

Plus, I didn't really get the impression that this movie was comedy?

Seen Crash?

 

Plus, I didn't really get the impression that this movie was comedy?

 

Crash was definitely an exception. I'll grant you that.

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Crash was definitely an exception. I'll grant you that.

 

Can you give me Speed too?

Can you give me Speed too?

 

Yeah, but I think that was one of, if not her first major role. After that (with the exception of Crash:D) eh..............

 

Actually, I just don't care much for her. Don't know why, I just don't.

The book is an excellent read and only take a night or two to get through it. The book also talks about the evolution of the need for the prototype left tackle of today's game. I learned a lot just about the x's and o's of football strategy from the book as well.

I feel like this is kind of exploiting Michael Oher.

I feel like this is kind of exploiting Michael Oher.

 

How so?

My wife thought it was a "Radio" type movie after seeing the previews.

How so?

 

Other people making money off his story? He's just now out of college and they just had to make the movie? I'm sure it has it's good points, I just think it's a little fishy, JMO.

Other people making money off his story? He's just now out of college and they just had to make the movie? I'm sure it has it's good points, I just think it's a little fishy, JMO.

 

The movie was based off the book, the book was written by a close family friend of the family that adopted Michael. Make no mistake that the Tuohy family is closely guarding Michael's interest in this, just like they have in everything else in his life. They were already millionaires, so the Tuohy's don't need his money they just genuinely love the kid and will make sure his best interest are always protected.

The movie was based off the book, the book was written by a close family friend of the family that adopted Michael. Make no mistake that the Tuohy family is closely guarding Michael's interest in this, just like they have in everything else in his life. They were already millionaires, so the Tuohy's don't need his money they just genuinely love the kid and will make sure his best interest are always protected.

 

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Surprised this movie thread hasn't gotten more hits. I just saw it last night, really good movie. I'm shocked at how I haven't about this watching as many Ravens games that are on my regional coverage. I figured they would mention it on air. Bullock does a good job acting this role IMO, all the cast of characters did a great job actually.

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